Church of the Holy Name of Jesus, Baroque church in Východní Předměstí, Plzeň, Czechia.
The Church of the Holy Name of Jesus is a baroque church in Plzeň with stone walls and elaborate decorations typical of Central European religious buildings from the 17th century. The structure shows characteristic features of this architectural period in its layout and interior design.
Architect Matěj Ondřej Kondel designed this church during the Counter-Reformation, a period when Catholic churches were built throughout Bohemian territories. This building is part of a larger wave of religious construction that shaped the region significantly.
The interior holds altars and religious artworks that show the baroque style typical of this region. Visitors can see the craftsmanship of artists from that period in the paintings and sculptures on display.
The church is located in the Východní Předměstí district and is open for visits during worship services and for viewing its architectural features. Visitors are advised to enter the interior respectfully and to be mindful of any religious activities taking place.
The church bears monument number 45030/4-4467, which grants it special protection status within the Czech cultural heritage system. This classification means the building is recognized as national cultural property and protected by law.
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